Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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A guide to extensive reading sites and books for beginner and intermediate Japanese learners, explaining the tadoku method and its four core principles.
Teaching guide with lesson plans and activity ideas for all 50 lessons of the Minnano Nihongo textbook, organized by grammar patterns and lesson level.
Dictionary entry explaining the proverb "Sai wa nagerarета" (the die is cast), its meaning, usage contexts, and related expressions. Useful for intermediate learners studying idiomatic Japanese.
Virtual museum showcasing the history and culture of Go (囲碁), Japan's traditional board game, with artifacts, historical documents, and exhibits about influential players and the game's development in Japan.
Feature page for a dictionary website explaining how to bookmark entries in kanji, four-character idiom, proverb and other dictionaries. Describes free and paid membership options for saving study materials.
Online Japanese accent dictionary with pitch accent audio and text-to-speech tool for learners and teachers to study prosody and intonation patterns of Tokyo Japanese.
Online calligraphy lessons teaching the 16 basic brush strokes used in kanji script through video demonstrations. Covers brush technique, speed, and pressure for learners starting with brush writing.
Official announcements page for the JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test), the recognized standard test of Japanese ability. The site provides news, data, and resources related to the test.
Profile of Shinichi Fujihara, successor to the founder of Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido, describing his teaching of aikido principles and ki development to athletes, business leaders, and students both domestically and.
Japan Times publishing catalog page for May 2026 new releases, including TOEIC practice test books with model exams, detailed explanations, and score prediction tools for intermediate learners.
A glossary of aikido terminology and technique vocabulary in Japanese, organized for students of aikido and the Japanese martial art.
Vocabulary entry for 涙 (namida, tear) with English translation, audio, example sentences, kanji information, and JLPT N4 level designation aligned with Minna no Nihongo lesson 44.
A vocabulary quiz with 10 multiple-choice questions targeting JLPT N3 level learners. Each question presents a sentence with a blank and four word options to choose from.
あの 女の人 達が おどるんですね。楽しみです。ところで 阿波踊りと ぼんおどりは 何が 違いますか。
Site offering over 6000 proverbs, idioms, kanji compounds, and word origins with explanations. Covers everyday vocabulary, business language, etymology, and dialects across Japan for learners of all levels.
Translation and grammar explanation guide for Minna no Nihongo Elementary I Third Edition, with vocabulary meanings and grammatical explanations in Burmese to support study of the main textbook.
Practice exercises for keigo (honorific language) with ten phone conversation scenarios, showing polite reformulations of casual Japanese phrases used in business settings.
Anki deck containing 8,881 flashcards covering all 60 levels of WaniKani's kanji and radical curriculum with updated mnemonics and audio. Suitable for learners using Anki to supplement or replace WaniKani's web platform.
Hiragana Times is a bilingual magazine with reading practice, cultural articles, and vocabulary lessons for Japanese learners at beginner level, featuring stories about Edo history, seasonal customs, and traditional.
Podcast of short bedtime stories in simple Japanese with music and breathing exercises. Designed for children and beginning learners to develop listening comprehension and prepare for sleep.
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